Coins of the Mughal empire (1526 to 1857), struck in gold, silver and copper at mints across India. Their Persian inscriptions give the emperor's name, the mint and the year, which collectors use to tell them apart.
Every coin is guaranteed genuine unless its listing says otherwise, and its condition is given with a standard grade (Sheldon scale).
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